mint errors

PCGS 2000-P Virginia quarter struck through a shifted die fill, with the numbers "00" and some of the lettering shifted.   Apparently, there was a large amount of debris-filled grease (or possible a very late stage die cap) which stuck to the di…

PCGS 1983-P Jefferson nickel with strong clashed dies and also counter clashed dies. The coin has strong clashed dies, but also there is a counter clash. The counter clash occurred when, after the normal die clash occurred, the dies clashed a 2nd tim…

PCGS 2020 shield cent with a major retained cud on the reverse. The cud is very large and covers over 25% of the coin. MS64 Red

PCGS 2020 shield cent with a major retained cud on the reverse. The cud is very large and covers over 25% of the coin. MS65 Red

NGC 1977-S proof Lincoln cent with strong clashed die obverse and to a lesser degree on the reverse. Clashed dies are scarce on proof cents.   PF67 Red

PCGS 194X Lincoln wheat cent elliptical clip, with a "football" shape to the coin. It has good eye-appeal. The coin weighs 2.2 grams. MS62 Brown with some darker toning on the reverse at 6 o'clock. Overall decent eye-appeal. 

PCGS 1947 wheat cent elliptical clip, with an oval shape and weighing 2.66 grams. A generally scarce error type on what cents. AU58

PCGS (1943) Lincoln steel cent split before strike and with a uniface obverse. The coin weighs only 1.42 grams, which is about half the normal weight. Also, the obverse side is uniface from having been struck with another planchet on top of it. …

PCGS (1971-2023-D) clad Kennedy half dollar struck with a 20% indent obverse and also a partial collar strike. Indents this large are scarce on Kennedy halves. A nice example. MS64

NGC 1977-S proof Lincoln cent clashed dies obverse and reverse. Clashed dies are scarce on proof Lincoln cents.   PF67 Red Ultra Cameo.

PCGS silver commemorative dollar type-2 planchet. The coin has proof-like surfaces, and was intended for striking a modern commemorative silver dollar.   MS62

NGC (1946-1964-D) silver Roosevelt dime split planchet before strike and with a uniface obverse. The coin is struck on a planchet that split in half, and weighs 1.3 grams. It was struck with another dime planchet on top of it, giving it a "uniface"..…

Split planchet after strike. The rough, split side is on the obverse. VF30

PCGS 1c 2021 shield cent major die break retained cud. The retained cud covers about 25% of the coin's obverse. A big cud! MS63 Red

PCGS Botswana 1977 50 thebe off-metal struck on a foreign 7.0 gram planchet. The coin is smaller than normal, and is some sort of copper alloy.    A scarce and dramatic off-metal. Not a country you see many errors on in our experience...

A scarce country for errors.  AU58